Volume 12, Number 1
Contents
Poetry
José Manuel Arango, Laurie Blauner, Eva Hooker, Betsy Johnson-Miller, George Kalogeris, Sándor Kányádi, Ann Keniston, Antonio Machado, Jeffrey Pethybridge, Jay Rogoff, Stephen Sandy, Catherine Sasanov, Anis Shivani, John Oliver Simon, Paul Sohar, Daniel Tobin
Fiction
- "Lucky 7 and Dalloway" by Stephanie Dickinson
- "Her Cousin Jamie" by Edith Pearlman
- "When He Comes on Like a Sump of Malingering Things," by Stephen Eric Berry
Portfolio
Photographs from "Soft Cities," by Gary Duehr
Essay/Reviews
- "A People's History: Martha Collins, Yusef Komunyakaa" by Valerie Duff-Strautmann
- "Native Land: George Kalogeris" by Ellen Davis
- "Mind in Motion: David Rivard" by Joyce Peseroff
- "In Your Neighborhood: Will Lupens" by Erin Miller
Excerpt
December
- Thin light of the solstice, diluted
- and clear, falling away
- inside itself. Like falling onto a bed:
- you know you won't be hurt.
- A drawn line through white space.
- Or leafing through next year's calendar,
- unsticking the pages. Grief
- stuck to relief or beside it.
- And inside the light, making it
- visible, the sparrows
- moving between the feeders.
— Ann Keniston

